October 16, 2016 Update
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When it comes to the news, it is already the law that when news is published, that they are required to keep records of everything they publish so that people can look it up later, for research, or investigations, or whatever. This is why newspapers are and were required by law to put there publications on microfiche.
You can, or at least you should still be able to go to your local public library and look up and read old newspaper publishings on microfiche.
I remember when I was in elementary school, in second grade, at PennyPacker Elementary School in PennyPacker Park, Willingboro, New Jersey, when we had a class in the library about microfiche and how to use them to look up stuff in old newspapers. Even at that time, it seemed that microfiche was a little outdated for some reason. Computers were around at the time, but only the government had them. There was no commercial market were the public could have access to them or purchase them for home use.
The public computer market has been around for a little over three decades now. Of course, initially it was extreme fraud, but now they are more then reasonably accessibly by everyone. There is no reason why all the newspapers shouldn't be in PDF form and easily downloadable by everyone, at home, with their computers, for free, since it is already the law anyway.
As far as that goes, the same thing should, and must apply to television broadcasts of news. Everyone should be able to download and research anything that was published as news, or as a matter of fact or record.
Since I have not watched much television, and I haven't seen anything about me on the internet, I can only assume that, either they haven't published anything about me, or I haven't seen anything about me and no one has ever said anything to me or asked me anything about anything. Hence, if they have said anything about me, I am unaware of it, and no one has said anything to me about it.
If they have said anything about me, I am sure that it could only be in a negative light. After all, they are stealing my mail from the United States Post Office for over 21 years. In this case, I must be, and should be legally capable of downloading any records of anything they have said, so that I may write my articles about it and publish them along with their recordings. The Fair Use Rights doctrine not only grants people the right to do so, but if it is about me, my rights are that much greater and make it that much more necessary.
I will take care of it.
Thank you for coming to my website and considering me for President of the United States of America.
(Please Note: I have proofread my article at least 4 or 5 times already. I hope I got most of, if not all of the typing errors, etcetera. I will proofread it some more as I read it over a few more times. For now, I just want to get it posted. So if you see any errors, please give me some time to get to them and fix them. If you would like… If you find any errors while you are reading it, you could send me an email to let me know and I will fix them right away.)